Background Pregnant women with congenital or acquired spinal cord injury face challenges
due to compromised neurologic function and mobility, factors that may also affect fetal/infant …

Background Women with spinal cord injuries (SCI) represent a high risk population during
pregnancy with comparatively few studies in the literature regarding their management and …

Study design: Cross-sectional study Objectives: To examine the prevalence of pregnancy
and associations with sociodemographic and clinical factors among women with spinal cord …

Objective Women with spinal cord lesions present special challenges during pregnancy. We
studied their pregnancy outcomes with regard to medical, obstetrical, and social concerns …

Pregnancy and childbirth are associated with physiologic changes that impact most organ
systems. Typical physiologic changes associated with pregnancy and those unique to spinal …

Objective. To investigate the impact of pregnancy and childbearing on women with spinal
cord injuries and their attitude toward pregnancy. Design and setting. State-wide …

Pregnancy and childbirth are an important part of women's lives. The desire to have children
does not disappear with traumatic injury or physical disability. Disability may have both a …

Acute trauma is not all that uncommon in pregnancy. It accounts for 15% of non-obstetric
maternal deaths. Moreover, about 15% of acute spinal cord injuries involve young women of …

Study design: A retrospective observational study. Objective: To describe specificities of
pregnancy in a traumatic spinal cord-injured (SCI) population managed by a coordinated …

Discussion: Limited data about the outcomes of pregnancy in women who sustained SCIs
during pregnancy are available in the literature. The outcomes of pregnancy in women who …